davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
Miasto W takim razie zobo.

STAGE pred rozpoczeciem ro-
bot zapfaciG winni dziesiec ty.
siecy mare,5 kaucyi. Pc piq-
lynn roku Cd czasu zafo1enia
kolei miasto pobierac bedzie
co rok jeden procent z brut-
to dochodow tei1e kolei.
n Ma1em Murzynnie pod
Gniewkowem robotnica Lem
kowa wzn1eci}o ogjen w piecu
i uda}a sic potion DO roboty,
kiedy powrocita, spostrzeg}a
PREY ogniu lezace s%:rasznie pc.
palone cia}o S letniego die
cka, ktore bawiqc sic ogniem
popali}o ma sobie suk;enki i
cd popalenla umarfo.
NJ Pomlkowle, w powiecie
leszczynskim, niedawno temu
spalifa sic jedna stodola do
minialna i dwie stododofy go
spodarzy wfosciahskich. Ogiehi
mlaf powsta6 z lokomobili cd
parOWei mfockarni.
WlelAaie Mmenty podniosfa
)edna z gazet niemiecklch O
TO, De W czasie nabo2enstwa
luterskiego we wsi Mrocznie
pod Lubawa W loxalu szk6l-
nym przeszkadzali katolicy.
Osmiu dziewczetom z Mrocz-
ma wytoczono process o to
przeszkadzanie. Prokurator
wyrazll sic, ze nalely pre-
stepczynie dokfadnie ukaraG
ola przykfadu odstraszenia in
nych. Tymczasem sad wszyst-
kie osm dziewczqt cd kary
"a zaklocenie spokoju publicz-
nego uwolnif, DO i'm ME MOI.
ma byfo udowodnic, 4adnych
i'm zarzucanych wybrykow.
Takieto zaciekfosG nieraz Wy
twarza straszydfa.
We W1ielAaich-I onow1cach pod
Lignica ~zastrzelif sic owczarz
dominlalny tego powodu, lie
trndniac sic niedozwolona prak.
tyka lekarskq, jednemu pa
cyentowi zfamanq noge talk
wy]eczyf, he ia ma zawsze
krzywq pozosta1a. Pozwany O
te heterogeneous do sadu j ska.
zany ma opfacenie pacyentowi
do2ywotnie 240 mr.. targnai
sic ma wfasne zycie.
Przypadek ten mole poslu-
zy "a p%rzestroge ola wszyst-
kich innych takich doktorow
be- %patentow, Re i'm ma osta-
tku pacyenci "a zla kuracya
process wytocza-do czego ma
ia wszelkie prawo.
W jeziorze strykowskiem pod
Steszewem utone@o 4 parob-
kov, trzech z Bielaw, jeden
re Strykowa. Ably sobie skro-
cit droge wsiedli W czofno i
to zdaje sic, Re sic z mimi
przewroclio, a lie noe byfa
bardzo ciemna i mix: ME sly
sal wofania, przeto ratunek
byf niemozliwy, Ma drugi dzieni
Zllalezlono lch czapkl | pre-
wrocone czo}no w trzcinie. Una
leziono ciafa 8 toplelc6w,-
czwartego ME zdofano odszu-
kac.
DO 7ormaa przybyly W tych
d2;ach koleja 2elazna cztery
wagony naboi dynamitowych,
przeznaczonych do tamtejsze,j
fortecy. Wyfadowano je "a
chowaIl'em na;scislejszych srod-
kow ostroznosci.
W ohollcy Krolewco i Wy
struc'a pospozaiafo sic wiele
p%ociaggDw Ola sniegu. Ma to-
re Turunla dc Wystrucia wy.
kole1f sic pociqg towarowv z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
II
Zienlie POlskie NJ
rem m OSkieWSkN

-
Pollock. Pred n,edawnN
czasem okradziono W miescie
tenn kosciof i zbor ewangie-
llcki. Obydwie kradzie4e, jak
donosza ,,Nowostl" spefnione
zostafy jednej i tejze same1
nocy i widocznie przez jedna i
tel sama szajke. Zlodzieje
dostali sic do wnetrzu obudwu
swiqtyh przez okna, PREY po-
mocy drahin. W kosciele WIFE
Ii pieniadze z tuszki ola ubo-
glch, oraz zabrali z obrazow
z1ote j srebrne ozdoby;niekt6-
re z obrazow poprze&ynali. w
zborze professionalism znikfy
rome naczynia kosclelne oraz
krucyfiks zfocony.
Lytom1erz. w powlecle o.
wruckim, W miasteczku Isko-
roscie niemcy ma ich tam bye
do S tysiecy], wszczeli bojke.
Wielu ludzi, jak zapewnia
,.Kijewlanin", pobito, ucier-
pieli tel niektorzy policyanci,
jeden zas uriadnik zostaf "a
bitvm. Pc otrzymaniu telegra-
mu, zawiadamiajacego o tenn,
gubernator niezwtocznie, pra-
vie JUL W nocy, wysfaf tam
battalion piechoty. Mowia, lie
W pomienionej miejscowosci
memcy dzier2awia grunta VIA
scicleli prywatnych. Stosunki
miedzy stronami W ostatnich
czasach stawafy sic coraz gor-
SIZE; nareszcie niemcy weszli
W 7atarg rolny Z wfoscianami, |
co doda}o energji interesowa-'
nym w tel sprawie dziedzicom.
Wiulca, CUB. podolskiej.
Wydziaf pooolshiego sadu o. !
kregowego rozstrzygnqf sprawe |
karna, wytoczona pr4ez bur-
mlstrza tegoz miasta Szcza- !
winskiego przeciko radnym
mle]sc"wego maglstratu SEE
banowowi Leszczyhskiemu, o
znlewazenie go W czasie spra-
wowania obowiqzkdw sfuzbo-
wych W mieiscu urzedowania.
Sprawl sqdzona by]a bez u
dzia}u przysiegfych. Zzrodefjej,
jak sic pred sadem okazafo
odbytego dochodzenia, byfy
pewnego rodzaju n~adu3ycia,
ktorych Szczawinski miaf sic
dopuszczac, a ktore oEryf je-
denz oskar2onych, W haste
pstwle tego W czasie pos:edze-
MIA magistrate przyszto 90 u
stnych przymowek, W ktorych
Szczawinski dostrzegtczy pre-
stepny i wywo]af dochodze-
ME sadowe. Obadwa oskarze-
nj skazani zostali ma grzy-h
way pc rs. 100 kaidy.
WWqthowe samob9jsttwo. Dy-
namit jake narzedzie smierci
zuzytkovuia navel nasi chic
pi. W poblizu granicy austry-
ackiej, we wsi Modzej6w, pow:
bedzlhsklego wtoscianin miei-
scowy, roboti:ik gornlczy, 60
lat wieku LEGACY, zawiesiwszy
ma swe] szyi naboj dynamitu'
j odszedIszy ma kilka krokow
cd swego domu zapalif nab6j 4
"a pomoca zapa@k;. Pc ME-
szczesnym% zostaly jedynie czei;61'
gfowy i ni2sze kohczyny. wy
buch talk byf mocnyn., lie we |
wsl wszystkie szyby popekafy.
Wmszawa Fabryka mehli
gietych ,,zarskiego, Chudzih-
skleeo Szokalskieposp1ole N
ia. straty Z payodu pozasul
''"'''"'1" 100 ~ '"1''.
Ill.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

no $50
Application for a Patent.



z =. Land omes a. wsss. - NJ
kIouCE u uEnEnY efNKN thHi slmou
- HI hls atly e. iau aaruu ~
hlun uhosg fo.i omcs addrrssis tairYieu
elcua Co NrN Mekiru has this day ulun nts
Application Tor a pateut iuf faaneeu Hun
ared A nuy .n rlts0 Insar feet II thc
hrCat hHnlhlir Mn nr vein bearing gold
silver cupHsrk tnad with ~surtane ground FNV
huudrot a Llshtl nKs Hs'est "a sldth.
situated m Durhlllo Nerfu Mining District.
Uuumu al sierra and deiutou ~ Nra Mcx
80 uuu hf thn held notes and
Official plat ou NE in lhis ancr a. Lot Num.
r e. IN gNusllp No il eouth 81 Range
~ a - IT Nrm ~ kino Meridian suif Lot
Nnta being described a. follow. O. at
~hLhlNNlNe 40 Cor ~ ] a Granite stone
kilkz2 % SO ln ground vttn wound II stone
a ghlsird as. shHnce abe \. .. Cor. Of sec
.WTu =, RI VI bear \ 10 min d Esl feet
an uNk tree y tu diam marked u. 7. less
bears = = deg . q feet finiun tree y m
diam marked 4 ls6a8 bears 81 deg " y
loot Thence a. deg 8 mis- 4 crossing
Hulch ridge and arruyo itS o. Cor ~ :. A
Granite stone GKi4xgs la 1T In ground With
mound Of SION. A chisicd 2.GM whence a
bear \ : deg ~ min " 30 feet. Thence 5
4 deg % min VI 80 70 "a arroyo course y b
- II o. cor No 2. a granite stone 5Ki2x1l
Tea SCI stth mound Of stuussA earth around
diam marked u. T. Sea henrs \ IS deg W
ts.3 feet. A Cedar tree a In diam marked ii.
u SOS bcafa : > deg q min v 100 feet.
Thence \ ~ deg n min W crossing arroyo q
ascending along \ . slope lass fvst 90 Cor
NoA. 4 = ON Granite rock In place, Chisled
sta3i with mound of stone whence a iuni.
rcr tree d la diam marked - 7. t-G9 bears
: D drrN u tcet. Thence \ % deg 80 min
T. descending 50 feet t. Cor No place of be.
ginning.
Magnetic variation n deg 10 min L con
tanning fHaa acres.
The location OF this mine T. raccrded In the
Il IHHHHFaNaHHm "a FH. IN - a.n.rHaU ~ - H..Ir q
Page Z. The amended location recorded Ia
the Recorders Office Of Sierra Co In Book n
page 81 a 2. The adjoining claim nre the
Good Luck
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Great Republic Mine uI
surface ground are required To file their ad.
verse claims with the Register of the United
states Land Onlce at Las Cruces In the Ter
ritory of New Mexico curing the sixty days
period Of publication hereof, or they wis
be- buried by virtue of the provisions Of the
statute.
sep23B EDMUND G.. SHIELDS. Rentster
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

Mr " = Daley. A1Hsrlais Ar~uioi
Ne Iuzm Errsia hailfa uulioss
"~iuaamuatagy rhmlm asm sweas4 my
leu sui Arms e. tuio dsf uainnl afa
Iaaafvl uauaa pain Yaur wuu-
derial = s n. maAe Hu ~ sure
Naof sllng hutert editor q tie
effa flfr aEd Hre Earmn.
Atlanta Ca. ufitas = have tails tested
he virtues Of sxlns sp ifc. hoih a. >
fhslmausa runs aua tula Il hss done
etfu more uan be- p~fuTul.ars claim tofit
Lr Alfhafl L dI with ths rtro-
hulee fifhorfaph Co. Cincinnati. Ollie.
write " j suttle GO two years vith .
terrible itching asa Painful s1fea o. my
nelk. arms i-als and hnFerA NJ phy-
stefan oould help me. : = rcicved
me perfectly and Gel like q nev man.
Mnz Amanaa iuE q. % Gastonia, =. q.
writes; my baby. when iour months
cid. developed scroiula. Vie had two So
verc risings and sore on the neck. ! cent
Tor our family physician, who pronounced
Il soroiula, and pre-rubed ;. :. 5. for H.
] gave The baby s = 5 aud il on got
the disease under esutfol The sores aru
hcsled and the baby Il vel and healthy.
/ know s. S g. saved its lie. and ] told
our doctor 20. Hs }, a regular physician,
and prescribed S. S $ for the baby a. soon
a. be sav ID had sfroiula.
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed tree. TuE SWIFT hrECIFIC Co,
Drawer .. Atlanta, GA
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18
Commissioners Proceedings

lIILLsBoRouGH, N. NJ, Nov. I, 1887
Commissioners met pursuant 20 ad.
iournment. Present: y Grdyson, Frank
Kliner and J. II. Armstrong, commits
s%ioners, and J.. NJ. Webster, clerk.
Sabine Candelario WAS appointed con.
stable in Precinct No. I.
The following bonds were approved,
viz:
ii, L. Watkins, road supervisor, Pre-
cinct No. o; J. \. Durand, road super
visor, Precinct No. 4.
The bond of John +. Pollard for
butchering was ordered returned Tor
qualification of surities.
The following amounts were ordered
RELATED on taxes.
Sierra Grande mining Co,
tax. 1857 5 IA 20
Wins 4 Kleiner, tax. 1887, - ~
Sierra Land y Cattle Go. taA.
1857, 100 o.
Hertuosa 6 ncenaEatof, taNi 1855, g VI
Patriek QIHi8u. so.
lose Z nvB 3 g
#tfrHr.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

Michael Schwa all AMI Samue. Ficldeu.
the cammuted anarchists are now in.
mates of the Joliet ~peuitentiary, where
the former viii spend the rest Of hi,
days pee!ing potatoes and chopping
hash, whilcthe latter viii develop hIs
muscle cracking stones.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

No. 3Bo
Application for q Patent


L. =. Land onos. La Cruces. n. n
sept ath. TO-.
kToGICE l. uEGEBi GlkKN that simon
~ n hiun. ~ MS airy IN tact Jacob hlaa
shIss pei omGe addnrs h fairteu. sierna
Co. Muw MNAtro. has this dny nied HE appli-
Caflua for pascal Cor I sclre n lAol
.insar ices - ths o~antsnuon mins 81 via
beaHn sid. sANtr, cops and lead win ear.
lace sfounu ftsc Hundred A seveuty Fisht
as ieet "a stuth. situat q tm Oushiilu NeErO
mimic distinct. County Of sierra ssd
he fed nutes and onlciai plat un d. e In this
one - lut number et IN ~tosnsuip No a..
.uuta range No. Z wesi Of New MeKieo prn.
c pa Menuisn -aid let No e. being dsscub-
EEsIANfNG a. cor No. a grants rock IN
nA.a "a set Ia ground Ntth mound Of stonsa
chtsled l-tAa whence the = = cor sec M1 II O,
r. y bears > : ueT s. min = ssd q an oak tree
muu y 81 9 o. Aduutper tres ~ IN diam mara
ed u. I. l-eA bsars n ~ deg e 0e1 a. Thence
. e. deg a. min y 30 a. 10 arroyo. course east
criy. IS 10 cor No : A on Efanise
rock Ia place ohisled a-Gt Sith mound Of
Stone = cucr q cedar tree 4 a. diam maIked
y I z-o5l bears : - deE tb min - 81 Il.
course easteriy leo Il % arroyo course east
erly la0 n TO cor No. 8 A granite rock lax
lzx2o IA set Ia ground with mound Of stone
chislei sa3A shencc a Juniper tree u In
f. An oak tree u Ia diam marked Is. fs-sAA
bears = 3 deg q II Il. Theme = ~ dcR A min
= Sc 40 cor No't. AJunipur tree : In diam
blaZcd AID marked 1854 whence an oak tree
10 In dian. marked u. 4. f-6a bears Z @ dea
e IS ~. Thence 20 deg - min ecrOss arroyo
course ~easteris 1900 90 cor No. place of be-
ginning.
Magnetic variation u deg 10 min Q contain.
ing IS 90 acres.
Tue location of this mine Is recorded In
the Recorders ONCE Of socor1o Co In BOOK 4
Page tG4. Tho amended location Is record.
ed Ia the Recorders ONCE OF sierra 90. In
Book II, page $50 ! The adjoining claim
are the Silver Bullion.
ANY and all persons cl timing adversely
any portion of said Contention Nine or sur.
face ground are required to file their Ad-
verse claims with the Register of the United
states Land ONCE at Las Cruces in the Tar.
rttory OF New Mexico during the sixty DAYS
period of publication hereof, or they win
be barred By virtue of the provisions Of the
statute.
sep2s-3 EDNuSD @. SHIELDS. Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18
Is EDnTSD G. SHIELDS, Register


Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in supper OF his
claim, and that said proof will DO made be.
fore Register and Receiver at Las Cruces, n.
N. on Nov. %, 1857, viz:
JAMES NJ. MOORE ON ID. S. No.. 1863
for the ek mex sw4 mex and Sc
NV 4 sec lOtp II s, range " west.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: David q.
Uantwell, Eldon Clough, JOIN u. Patrie,
james l. Gin, OF Sierra Co, Nm. :
Octii- - EDMUND G. SHIELDS, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18
Land ONCE mt Las Cruces, n. NJ,
ngfnbgp 2 Ts.-

bAAtpNl - AFots
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his
intention 20 make final proof In support of
his claim, and that snid proof will be made
before Probate Clerk, Sierra Co.. at Hills.
buro, y. NJ. on Nov. 81, lSs7, viz;
j. IL MARSHALL On d.. :. No. 2ls2 for the
n sw = sec y, u 4 Sc 4 sec y tp 10 $, r 9
". He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: j. ID. stephens,
II. L Watkins, j. T.. Hedigan, j.. II. Hicklin.
of licrmosa, sierra Co. \, NJ.
Octll-2S EDMUND G.. SHIELDS. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

Notice is hereby given that tine following
named settler has filed notice of his intcn.
ton to make flnal proof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be.
tofe Probate Clerk. S0corrp CO., ut socorro,
y. NJ on Nov. l2tn. 1857, viz:
EDWAltD :. ~~TAPLEToN ON D.. S, No.
l2li tor TIE " .e4nk sw kswk
stH % fp5 Fanfe1w lie ma es the toll
f0F ing Witnesses go ar0ve his Continuous
fesiAenee upou -nu ealIiFafinn II, : III land,
flz fHtrfek NIa HIs. Aesua Pultila, Fran
clacs herelnede6 Jose haca, 81 sucorro CO..
y. ii
oN1-n EnMtrD 6 SHIELDS. Eoglster.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

Gro, ". LANE srcy Of New Mexico
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18
Land Office gt Lus Cruces, y. NJ,
Igtgbpp = Ias-

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his iuten.
ton 60 make tlnal proof IN support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore Register aud Receiver at Las Cruces, n.
NJ, on Nov -, ls57. viz.
DAVID G.. CANrNELL on u. :. No. 1877 for
the e IS Sc a sw 4 e 4 and e 5 " q sec
30 tp IL 81 l. W. lie names the following
witnesses to prove Ills continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said hand. viz:
james NJ. Moore, Eldun Clough, John Il.
petric, James l.. Gin, OF Sierra Co. y. NJ.
Octii p EDMUSD G.. SHIELDS, Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18
Land Ofhce at Las Cruces, y. NJ.
n.s.l..W 1870 Z

Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tiun 90 nakc final proof in supper Of his
claim, and that said proof will be mace before
Register aud ltoce yer nj Las Cruces, n. NJ,
on Nov. p. 1857, VIZ;
ELbON CLOUGH on y 5. No. 1853 for the
sex sw q = So 2 sec 10. n g Il ne sec
10 Z II d. I u ". lie names thefoilowing wit.
ncsses 20 prove his continuous residence
upon, and ivation of, said land, viz
james NJ. Moore, John u. letric, David G..
Cantwcll, james l.. Gill, of Sierra Co. y. NJ.
OCtli' Is EDMuNDG g. SHIELDS, Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

THE undersigned, owners OF Argonaut-
Consolidated Mine situated IN Paluma-
Mining District. Sierra County, NcW MrAicp,
having bonded said properly will not bee re.
-pUuslblc Tor working the -auc du ming exist
ing bond. WILLIAM DUNN.
j. IA. DkAkE.
Hormosa, y NJ, Nov, LIST. 1857.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18
Final Proof Notices.
Land once Rt LHs Cruces. y. NJ,
UgtnhgI 18th. IAs-

Land Onice az Las Cruces, y. NJ,
October 18th, 1857.
Notice Is hereby given that toe following
named settler has He'd notice OF hi iutcn.
tionsto mako final proof IN upport of his
claim, ana that said proof Will be made be
fore frul rte Clerk, Sierra Co., at I|iill4buro,
y. NJ, ON November p. 1857 VIZ,
N~lCTORtANu CHAVEZ on u. :. No. gl3C
for the u " . q s sA e Z and n e. g a
sou 81 tp 10 s., T. , west. He names tho fol.
low ng witnesses TO prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF, said land,
viz: GrCgurio ~Htillu, Juuu G. Rnuiilcr.
Manuel Chavez, Ncpumnceno Galbaidon, ui
-ierru Co, y. NJ.
Oct2l % EDMUND G. SHIELDS, Rcgi ter.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18
Thanksgiving Proclamation.


santa T.. November %. iss1.
During the year that j. nov closing
the people Of New Mexico have been
abundantly blessod-iu Fbe fruits Of
the Geld, the mine and the vineyard.
and In the Increase ol their hocks and
their herds. They have been exempted
from disastrous Y~lsilatiOus 81 plague
or the elements. and good health
throughout their borders has enabled
them 10 pursue uniuteuuptedly and
with pleasure and profit. their several
yOcaiiuns.
Mindful OF these manifold aud Cua.
tiRas, layers. aad4a Difference 10 au
honorable aud huuJryd custom. I, II.
mund & Ross. Governor OF The Ter.
ritop of New MszicH, do hereby de-
signa'e Thursday, the twenty iOIth day
OF November, instant. as a Gay Of
Thanksgiving. praise and prayer
Thanksgiving and praise for The tx.
ccpti, nal blessings enjoyed, and PRAYER
for the.t continuance, aud boz bthali Of
all ui1g whom these blessings d ",
falleg O q lesser degree. Let chaIiia ],
remembrance OF the poor and The loss Is
characterize the day let the Sun 81 tha'
day Hot go down upon any mani
wrath, that the remembrance Of goo,
deeds done. Of on,uses forgiven, ant
Of friendships restored, may nttingl,
mark It's close.
by the Governor.
EDMUND G.. Ross.
Gro N 1--we s-n-N IL Nnm M-NLnu
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

Since the hanging OF the Chicago an
archists the friends Of anarchy IN that
city have been very humble and som,
of them refuse To converse Oh that sub.
ject Ia any except their friends, ON tht
ground that free speech has been
strangled Ia New YORK, however, il
Is quite different, and the |ayuaIiler.
making Il great kick over the hang.
ing. Herr Most delivered The following
address "a a crowd Of over three hun.
bred anarchists Ia "a secluded hall last
Sunday night: Fellow anarchists
wish | could express IN language the
sadness of my heart. which grieyes Cor
my brother anarchists who 50 brayely
met death on the gallOws. How brave,
how noble were these four men sou all
know. The death Of our brothers has
brought hundreds to join our ranks.
We have sworn 10 have vengeance
and We shall have ii. They Che capi.
talist press say Lingg committed SUI
eide. They lie. He Was murdered and
reported TO have suicided. Do they
want you or Inc to believe his friends
smuggled those bombs TO himy | Say
they lie, they lie, they lie, GrlnneiI
perjurer and thIei, secured witnesse,
willing to swear away the lives OF
seven innocent men. Their blood cries &c
heaven for vengeance and ii shall rui
cry In vain. The day of reckoning is ap
preaching, Letthose who were Interest
ed in the arrest, trial aud hanging bewar,
for the debt shall be paid. ] pOIrt my
finger 10 Gray, Bennheld, the judge,
OF the supreme court, aud that coward
of a governor, Oglesby. Newspaper
spies are watchingu us, and from tonight
our speeches shali Dee secret | am an
anarchist and willing to follow in the
footprints of my brave comrades. We
are not afraid of soldiers and guns. w
have weapons and are strong. Long
li%veanarchyl Anarchy forever The
The mob cheered hum to the echo"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

View York, NOV ~ Bar silver g5l
pcr ounce.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-07
A Mugwump's Opinion.

New YORK, Dec. THE Times in it's
editorials on the presidents message
this morning says: "Mr. Cleveland has
done an act of craftsmanship in the best
sense; recognizing the great duty, he
has performed it with courage, with
firmness and at the right time, and he
has performed it so that every honest
man must see that 1t ia an honest act.
Judged by any ordinary standard OF po-
litioal expediency the pretident's
act is inexpedient. He has forced upon
his party an issue, as to which the party
is divided, and so divided, that unless
the minority yield, it can defeat the will
of the majority. He has done this on
the eve OF a national contest, in which a
considerable number OF men OF influence
in the party have been urging him 10
avoid this issue, and threatening him
and the party with disaster, if he
did not avoid ii. On the other
hand there Is nothing in this issue, thus
presented, by which MIR. Cleveland could
hope to draw from the republican party
any votes. Nor this alone, for If the
protectiOnist faction in the democratic
party carry out their own desires, or do
what they have continually declared
they would do, Mr. Cleveland has
done the one thing by which he could
imperil the prospect of his own rCnomi-
nation. 1t places Cleveland far above
any of the leaders to whom the rcpubli-
can party has of late lent a hearing, and
above most of the leaders of his own
nartVD
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-07
A Warm Reception.

PIQUA, Ohio, Dec. 7. "A terrible
tragedy occurred at a farm house two
miles from this city on Monday night,
between 8 and 10 O'Clock While Mr..
John ii. Wolf WAS sitting ut home With
his two sisters, they were alarmed by
the sound of heavy strokes on the front
door. The door soon gave way, and Mr..
Wolf sprsng to the door OF the
sitting room, locked it and
braced himself against 1t, just as
1t was also asssiled in the same manner.
One of his sisters ran for a double-bar-
relied shotgun, and placed it in her
brothers hands, just as the door yielded
and revealed two masked men, the fore
most of whom leyeled q revolver at
Mr.. Wolff. The revolver and shotgun
were discharged almost simultaneously.
The robbers aim missed and shattered a
glass on the table. Mr.. VOLTS shotgun
took effect, and the remaining rObber
seized his wounded oOmrade and dragged
him out. MIR. VOLTS second barrel
missed fire. He then bOlted and barri-
caded the door, being unable to call for
help, and afraid to leave the house. At
ter terrible night, be went out in the
morning and found the dead man, not 20
yards away. In the afternoon the cor
oner removed the mask and found q
young man supposed to be canal boat
man. A sharpe butcher knife was In his
possession. No clew is found rs to his
companion Murder and robbery were
undoubtedly intended.